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17 Sep 2008, 18:09
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I keep reading how you need to make your essays jump out at the reader and be memorable by doing x, y, z.
It seems to me that schools are getting tired of it. Apparently Duke's adcom also mentioned the same thing "we prefer straightforward essays".
Make your essays memorable by what you talk about, not how you talk about it.
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I keep reading how you need to make your essays jump out at the reader and be memorable by doing x, y, z.
It seems to me that schools are getting tired of it. Apparently Duke's adcom also mentioned the same thing "we prefer straightforward essays".
Make your essays memorable by what you talk about, not how you talk about it.
RF
18 Sep 2008, 11:52
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See my comments about the PPT in the other thread - they hit on this exact issue.
19 Sep 2008, 06:04
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Yes I have to agree with rhyme and the ad-com. I can truly say that my ppt last year was incredibly creative and well made (and took forever to put together). Yet the content could have been more personal. I was dinged after the interview.
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